Matt Johnson of Norway, Mich. (3.5): Best Match: Michaels vs. Jericho. Worst Match: Knox vs. Brown. The theme of non-eventful shows happening overseas continued. This show just felt dull. There was not a lot of offensive material, however. Michaels and Jericho gave a solid effort. Kane and Rey worked hard as well, but I was too fatigued with this feud to fully appreciate it. D-Lo may indeed be on the chopping block. Regal makes a good secondary champion, and perhaps he will add prestige to the IC title. It would be nice if there were some booking depth to the women's division. They could show a tape from a year ago and people would not know the difference. Randy Orton has been the highlight of Raw. The best part of this show was the storyline advancement with Orton and Priceless. DiBiase should not separate from this group because his cocky demeanor works well with Cody and Orton. Hopefully there is some depth to this storyline and it is given a top slot on the show.

Dan Strauss of Goodhue, Minn. (8.5): Best: Main Event. Worst: Crowd. Typically, live shows on foreign soil draw great numbers and provide hot crowds. Tonight was the exception. Foreign crowds hardly ever see WWE live, so they're usually crazy when they do, but for some reason tonight's crowd was mostly dead for a decent show, and it really dragged down the entire show. I like the IC Title change on Raw. WWE needs to keep the possibility of title changes on Raw real, to make it seem like the matches on the show actually matter. I thought the Mysterio-Kane match had some great spots and some very stiff spots, but of course the crowd didn't react. Just as Orton-Batista was about to start, I thought "I can't believe they're giving this away so soon." WWE then proceeded to not give it away so soon. That was okay with me, and I liked seeing Cody Rhodes against a major player, even if he lost. Main event was great. Lots of effort put forth again by these two men, and on free TV no less. Shawn Michaels has to be one of the best in history because of the matches he provides and the way he willingly elevates other talent. Overall a pretty damn good show without much pre-show advertising. With pretty significant matches tonight, WWE could have at least advertised one of them. Hopefully they will in the future.

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